Anish Kapoor's 'All of Nothing' at Hayward Gallery

A six-metre-high PVC balloon greets visitors at the entrance of Anish Kapoor's exhibition 'All of Nothing' at the Hayward Gallery in London's Southbank Centre. The show spans large-scale installations and smaller works, including pieces coated in Vantablack, a nanotechnology-based pigment absorbing over 99.9% of light, creating optical illusions. Upper galleries feature red-themed works like 'Ha Makom', a sprawling red mountain with a mysterious opening. Smaller installations include monstrous forms protruding from walls and sculptures of bloodied parts that evoke human viscera. The exhibition runs until October 18, 2026.